GuideWell Innovation Center in Orlando, Florida by Tavistock Development Company

Article source: Chibi Moku

In Lake Nona Medical City – a global destination for health care innovation in Orlando, Florida – a new era is unfolding with the GuideWell Innovation Center.

The Innovation Center is the latest addition to Lake Nona Medical City, a 650-acre life sciences campus, built by Tavistock Development Company, which is already home to some of the nation’s top hospitals, universities and research institutions.

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• Architects: Tavistock Development Company
• Project: GuideWell Innovation Center 
• Location: Orlando, Florida, USA
• Photography: Chibi Moku 

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Our unique atmosphere is an ideal location for companies that are creating game-changing health care diagnostic, treatment, and monitoring solutions that help improve health across the spectrum of life science, medical device, health care IT and other disruptive technology fields.

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This 92,000-square-foot facility is uniquely designed to accommodate both office and wet lab space and is highly customizable for companies of a variety of sizes and stages of development.

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In this video, we take a look at the unique architecture in place that helps to inspire new dialogue between the brightest minds in the medical field. We sit down with members of GuideWell Innovation as well as the architect & interior designer and discuss the thought process to it’s design.

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“We’re serious about reshaping the future of healthcare, & we’re looking for like-minded entrepreneurs to join us”, says Renee Finley, Head at Guidewell Innovation.

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Tags: Florida, USA

Category: Health Center

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